Snowflake recently announced the general availability of materialized views (MVs). If you aren’t familiar with MVs, they are physical database objects that contain the result of a query, so they lie somewhere between a table, which is a physical object, and a view, which is based on a query but is a logical object. MVs have many uses, including enhancing query performance, encapsulating complex logic, and aggregating data.
When you’re in an agency, you have limited resources to play with: limited time, limited money, and limited human power. No matter how great your best people are, they probably still have basic needs they need to take care of, like sleeping, eating, and watching Netflix. These types of limitations are a challenge for any business.
When it comes to SEO, many businesses put most of their focus on on-page optimization, content creation, and link building.
Earlier this year, our partner GripMatix released a feature-packed Citrix management pack (MP) that helps improve the monitoring of Citrix environments using SCOM. This was warmly received by our customers who preferred not to shell out for the premium ‘Citrix Platinum’ license, and so don’t have access to SCOM MPs directly from Citrix.
The ability for cloud data warehouses to provide a single platform that enables organizations to analyze data at any scale is a market changing capability. Sure, much has been made of the ability of applying Artificial Intelligence (AI) to this data to gain insight into new areas, ultimately to increase an organization’s competitiveness. There is however a greater level of impact that this architecture can have that can be independent of AI and ultimately inclusive of AI.
Smartsheet is a great work execution platform for teams of different sizes to plan, manage, automate and report collaborative work. It combines a familiar spreadsheet format with work management and collaboration capabilities and includes projects and task lists, customer information and sales pipelines, to name a few.
A selection of this week’s more interesting vulnerability disclosures and cyber security news. From time to time we hear stories of supply chain infections, and they tend to affect a low but still significant number of projects. A team though have gone a bit further in seeing how far they could take it. The results are sobering.
It’s National Cyber Security Awareness Month in the United States. And while most of the attention is centered around molding a smarter and savvier end-user, learning never stops for those already working in the security trade, including in the SOC.
How do great teams make history? Looking at the track records of great teams like the original Apple I team, the 1969 Miracle Mets, and NASA’s Space Task Group, it’s obvious they went above and beyond the average achievement level typical of a group working together. But how did they get there?
An important part of any great website experience is a powerful search box, as anyone who’s struggled to find something on a site knows. As the owner of a personal website, I want to make sure my site isn’t causing any search-related headaches. But as a non-technical person with a lot on my plate, I don’t have time for complicated solutions that are over my head and require technical expertise or coding
